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What kind of brindle would you call this puppy?
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my bad just posted pic hahathe invisible kinda
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http://www.gopitbull.com/goldmine/6740-coat-color-charts.html
here's a thread with some links that will help ya out
here's a thread with some links that will help ya out
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I believe you would call that red brindle. Is this the pup that stirred the production-of-blue argument?
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yes it is. Pup has a brother that is blue. the mother was brindle and the father was white with brindle patches
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The color of that dog is a black brindle. It is a brown dog with black brindling. It makes no difference what color the parents were on what you call the pup. Color is the color of the dog not a breed or type of dog.
The ADBA can also call it Dark Fawn Brindle but all these dogs below are registered a black brindle.
This is Kaos who is a black brindle
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This is Rage she is also black brindle
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Here is a darker black brindle, Xena
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This is red brindle, Tasha
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Barca's brindle is very faint, but he is a red brindle
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here is a link from the UKC that also shows a black brindle
http://www.apbtconformation.com/blackbrindle_0000.jpg
each registry calls them something different IMO I would have considered them brown brindle but they have always been referred to on my paperwork as black brindle. Black brindle to me would seem like this, the dog on the left is black with brindle markings.
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The ADBA can also call it Dark Fawn Brindle but all these dogs below are registered a black brindle.
This is Kaos who is a black brindle
This is Rage she is also black brindle
Here is a darker black brindle, Xena
This is red brindle, Tasha
Barca's brindle is very faint, but he is a red brindle
here is a link from the UKC that also shows a black brindle
http://www.apbtconformation.com/blackbrindle_0000.jpg
each registry calls them something different IMO I would have considered them brown brindle but they have always been referred to on my paperwork as black brindle. Black brindle to me would seem like this, the dog on the left is black with brindle markings.
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See, I call dogs Tasha's color chocolate brindles, because the masking color is chocolate. (Since a rednose dog can't produce black pigment.) I've heard some people say you call brindle after the maskng color (meaning any dog with black in the coat is going go be a black brindle). And others say you call it after the base coat color. Pretty sure the AKC would call that red brindle or even mahogany brindle, and they don't get rednose dogs (they call them liver if I'm not mistaken). Its all about as clear as mud.
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What ever color the brindling is is what it is called. Like Lisa says that is a black brindle. If they were blue it is a blue brindle. There are no reverse brindles as brindle is always darker than the undercoat ( or whatever you would call the first layer lmao)
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I have seen that too but this is what I call chocolate brindle but some would call it fawn. But her nose and highlights are chocolate.
and this is also a chocolate brindle. I have also seen very dark chocolate dogs called chocolate brindle. Like someone said above it's all clear as mud! lol
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Cute puppy!!!
On the ADBA litter registration form it clearly states how to name the brindle colors, but AKC and UKC don't really have any explanation on how to do it, thus you get all sorts of things listed some that to me make no sense at all. There are so many shades of red, chocolate etc that it can also be a little confusing from that aspect. Add to that all the what I call extreme dilutes that don't really fit into any of the listed colors exactly and it makes for still more confusion. That is why I put up the color chart discussion. Though not everything is listed, it tends to help somewhat.
On the ADBA litter registration form it clearly states how to name the brindle colors, but AKC and UKC don't really have any explanation on how to do it, thus you get all sorts of things listed some that to me make no sense at all. There are so many shades of red, chocolate etc that it can also be a little confusing from that aspect. Add to that all the what I call extreme dilutes that don't really fit into any of the listed colors exactly and it makes for still more confusion. That is why I put up the color chart discussion. Though not everything is listed, it tends to help somewhat.
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Hmm I'll have to dig out my pictures of what I called a buckskin brindle... black brindle stripes over a buckskin coat...lol I have a pup in this current litter that is looking to be like that..
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I second that. :goodpost:
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